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Francesca Folk-Scolaro on her early days in Australia at Bonegilla
Francesca Folk-Scolaro.
Brunswick historian Francesca Folk-Scolaro describes her early days in Australia at Bonegilla just after World War 2.
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Date Added:
31 March 2009
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File size:
7 MB
Length:
02min42sec
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